1. Thanks!
2. Staff News
5. Make This a Workshop Summer
6. InULA Book Sale This Weekend
7. InULA Collegial Luncheon Series
8. Friends of Art Benefit Dinner
10. Weekly Calendar
1. THANKS!
A big thanks goes to Jenny Beasley of MPS for helping select the bookplate books for the Student Recognition Reception.
2. STAFF NEWS
Gail MacKay, Bibliographic Instruction Librarian, at Indiana University Kokomo has been awarded the Teaching Excellence Recognition Award for 1998. Gail is the first librarian to receive this campus wide award. Congratulations to Gail.
Effective April 13, Judith Grannan accepted the position of Serials Cataloger in the Serials Department. She has worked in the Library for 5 years.
CORRECTION:
Faculty Publications:
Anthony Stamatoplos, Instructional Team, IUPUI University Library was involved in a recent publication for the Title VI Anniversary National Conference held April 16-17, 1998 in Washington, D.C. The publication is as follows:
"International and Area Studies Resources: A Selected Guide" compiled and edited by Robert Goehlert, Roberta Astroff and Anthony Stamatoplos. Indiana University, Bloomington, 1998.
Keep your calendars open to join us for the Annual Library Picnic. It will be held on JUNE 23 (Tuesday) from 11:30-2:30 at Bryan Park. Bring your chairs, blankets, and your favorite games. We will provide the drinks and some of the food. If you are interested, there will be an opportunity to bring either a side dish or dessert. If enough people sign up there will also be swimming in the pool nearby. Look for more information and an RSVP form to arrive soon!
If you have any questions please contact:
Suzann Easter(sleaster@indiana.edu), 5-5988 or Elaine Hehner(ehehner@indiana.edu), 5-8084.
Libraries Fiscal Officer (PA14) - For more information or a copy of the complete posting, contact Betty Andis, Libraries Human Resources, Main Library C-201 at 855-8196 or e-mail her at bandis@indiana.edu.
5. MAKE THIS A WORKSHOP SUMMER!
This summer, the Indiana University School of Continuing Studies (SCS) and Center for Excellence in Education will sponsor three week-long distance learning workshops.
"In the past," says Michael Yoakam, director of the SCS Office of Technology Resources, "we offered the same comprehensive workshop three times. Evaluations from those workshops showed that participants were eager to receive more in-depth training. This year, we'll offer the traditional comprehensive workshop from May 18 to 22. From June 1 to 5, we'll offer a workshop on web-based teaching and learning; and from June 22 to 26, we'll focus on video-based distance learning."
The workshops will be held on the IU campus in Bloomington. The $1,000 fee for each workshop covers all learning materials, continental breakfasts, and lunches.
For more information or to register online, visit the web site at http://www.cee.indiana.edu/workshops/dlworkshop/index.html, or contact Martha Zuppann at 812-856-8206, e-mail mzuppann@indiana.edu.
The Indiana University School of Library and Information Science (SLIS) offers courses that make it possible for you to qualify for work in school libraries or small public libraries where a complete master's degree is not required. The courses enable you to meet certification requirements established by the State Library Certification Board and can be applied toward a Master of Library Science (M.L.S.).
The courses are available at Indiana University Northwest, Indiana University South Bend, Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne, and in Evansville via interactive video.
The courses lead to two kinds of certification: (1) Public Library Certification, Librarian V or IV and (2) School Library/Media and Information Technology Certification-School Library Service Minor.
Courses offered during the fall 1998 semester are L596 Internship in Library and Information Science, L520 Bibliographic Access and Control, L533 Library Materials for Children and Young Adults, and L551 Information Inquiry for School Teachers.
For more information, contact Mary Krutulis, Director of Admissions, School of Library and Information Science, Indiana University, Library 011, Bloomington, IN 47405, e-mail krutulis@indiana.edu, phone 812-855-2018, fax 812-855-6166. You may also visit the following World Wide Web sites:
http://www.slis.indiana.edu
http://www.slis.indiana.edu/Degrees/public.html
www.slis.indiana.edu/Degrees/schmeditcert.html
Questions? Contact Lisa Denlinger.
--Lisa Denlinger School of Continuing Studies Indiana University Owen Hall 302 Bloomington, IN 47405 phone 812-855-1656 fax 812-855-8997
6. INULA ANNUAL BOOK SALE - APRIL 19 & 20 - THIS WEEKEND!
RUN! DON'T WALK!
To The
Indiana University Librarians Association (InULA)
Annual BOOK SALE
(http://www.indiana.edu/~inula/notes/v14/no1/booksalead.html)
Sunday, April 19, 1998 1-4pm Special Preview!
($10 Preview Admission)
4:00-7pm Admission Free
Monday, April 20, 1998 9am-8pm Admission Free
(4-6pm Half Price Sale
6-8pm $2 for a Bag Sale)
Most items under $3 (Checks Accepted)
Main Library
Room E174 (Media Viewing Room)
10th and Jordan
Bloomington, INThe Indiana University Librarians Association is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to provide continuing education to librarians, scholarships in the field of library and information science, and better communication among InULA members.
--Emma D. - Booksale Publicity Subcommittee
7. INULA COLLEGIAL LUNCHEON SERIES
As a part of InULA's Collegial Luncheon Series, the Social & Program Committee is sponsoring a Central region luncheon Thursday, April 23 at 11:00 am in the Chancellor's Room, University Place, IUPUI. It is a dutch treat luncheon that will provide an opportunity for InULA members to meet, network, and interact socially. It will also give the opportunity to discuss ideas and concerns for the upcoming 25th anniversary of faculty status.
The central region includes the campuses of IUPUI, Richmond, Kokomo, and Columbus., but all are welcome! Please RSVP to Edy Feazel at efeazel@iuk.edu or (765) 455-9437 by April 21st.
--The InULA Social & Program Committee
Charlotte Hess, Chair
Julie Nilson
Edy Feazel
Mary Stow
Pat Riesenman
8. FRIENDS OF ART FINE ARTS LIBRARY BENEFIT DINNER
On the evening of April 24, the twelfth annual Friends of Art F.A. Library Benefit Dinner will be held in the Fine Arts Library. Kathleen Foster,f Curator of 19th- and 20th-century American art at the IU Art Museum will speak at our pre-dinner event on "'Being Lucky': Recent Adventures in American Art History". Based on two books published in 1997, she will be speaking first about the art and life of the little-known English watercolorist, the naval captain Joshua R. Watson, focusing on his drawings and watercolors of the early American landscape. Drawing from her second book, she will provide an intimate tour of the studio of Thomas Eakins, one of the country's most celebrated painters.
For more information, please contact the Friends of Art office, 855-5300 or B.J. Irvine, 5-5743, e-mail: irvine.
Tickets are still available for the Nan Brooks performance of "Dr Mary, Turn of the Century Physician" at Wylie House on Sunday, April 26, at 2pm. Nan is well-known locally for her portrayal of Eleanor Roosevelt. This will be the Bloomington debut for her new character, based on Mary Binford Bruner, MD, a prominent Quaker doctor of Greenfield, Indiana and teacher at Earlham College.
The program includes old-fashioned refreshments on the porch. Tickets are $10. To reserve your seats, call Wylie House 855-6224 or e-mail Bill Lawrence at wlawrenc.
10. WEEKLY CALENDAR
Wednesday, April 22 B L F C Informal 12:00 - 1:30 pm ACR Thursday, April 23 Communication Forum 10:00 - 11:00 am Morning Session Staff Lounge (same session repeated in afternoon) Thursday, April 23 Communivation Forum 3:00 - 4:00 pm Afternoon Session Staff Lounge (same session as morning) Thursday, April 23 Web Policy Committee 10:30 - 12:00 pm ACR Thursday, April 23 "Into the Future" Seminar 1:30 - 3:30 pm Main E 174
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